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he wpa/wpa2 standard says that passwords must be 8 or more characters. 8 to 63 to be exact.

Aircrack-ng already skips the ones less then 8.

d.

I wasn't aware of this..lol. I never really payed that much attention to it when it was "cracking"..

However....

I have still failed to check out thetom's method as of yet. And if it will "clean-up" my wordlist without harming them (I'll make a test list first) I'll be more than happy to PM you my FTP servers address. After all..you did tell me a way to remove duplicates and chop off less than 8 characters, and I had forgotten about the cat commands. But I knew nothing about the pw-inspector commands at all.

Since we are talking about cat and other word list commands does any one know the correct commands to take a text file for example a book lets say ( not pdf ) and parse it a command to put every word on a single line. I used to know how to do it a very easy way in the terminal but it seems to be escaping me. What I need to do is down load a whole website in text ( this I can do ) and convert all the pages to one big long single line word list.

Since we are talking about cat and other word list commands does any one know the correct commands to take a text file for example a book lets say ( not pdf ) and parse it a command to put every word on a single line. I used to know how to do it a very easy way in the terminal but it seems to be escaping me. What I need to do is down load a whole website in text ( this I can do ) and convert all the pages to one big long single line word list.

This might help ya pureh@te. I use it to parse websites words to help me make my custom dictionaries..Its a Windows program though. But its FREE!!

So finally i got it. Respect to Xploitz for maintaining and sharing such a huge list.

Your welcome thetom.

Although that collection was yet to be filtered..I lost my Dell Latitude c610 that had my filtered list on it and some 1.5-2 Gigs extra...but the collection I gave you was on my Desktops Storage drive.